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Kim Deal- Live At The Barbican PREORDER OUT 11/13

Kim Deal- Live At The Barbican PREORDER OUT 11/13

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This is a preorder. Albums can be picked up or will be mailed out upon street date. Order by 10/30/26 to get by 11/13/26.

Label: 4AD

On March 1 2025, Kim Deal hosted a once-in-a-lifetime sold-out performance at London’s historic Barbican, playing her acclaimed debut solo album Nobody Loves You More front-to-back for the first time, followed by special orchestrated renditions of songs from The Breeders’ catalog and earlier solo work. The evening, culminating with a heartfelt standing ovation, was documented in full, released now as Live at the Barbican — a new live record mixed at Studio Black Box and mastered by Heba Kadry, out November 13. The recording finds Deal backed by a 25-piece ensemble including a band composed of Mando Lopez (The Breeders), Susan Voelz (Poi Dog Pondering), Lindsay Glover, Nick White (Phoebe Bridgers), Rob Bochnik (The Frames); special guest Raymond McGinley (Teenage Fanclub); and a dedicated orchestra with Shards choir. Released on limited edition Magenta Vinyl and CD, the live album is also accompanied by a live performance film.

Track listing:

  1. Nobody Loves You More (Live at the Barbican)
  2. Coast (Live at the Barbican)
  3. Crystal Breath (Live at the Barbican)
  4. Are You Mine? (Live at the Barbican)
  5. Disobedience (Live at the Barbican)
  6. Wish I Was (Live at the Barbican)
  7. Big Ben Beat (Live at the Barbican)
  8. Summerland (Live at the Barbican)
  9. Come Running (Live at the Barbican)
  10. A Good Time Pushed (Live at the Barbican)
  11. Beautiful Moon (Live at the Barbican)
  12. Night of Joy (Live at the Barbican)
  13. We're Gonna Rise (Live at the Barbican)
  14. Safari (Live at the Barbican)
  15. Walking with a Killer (Live at the Barbican)
  16. Biker Gone (Live at the Barbican)
  17. Off You (Live at the Barbican)
  18. Do You Love Me Now? (Live at the Barbican)
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